Baltimore boasts a lineup of science and technology events this week
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From a Super Science Sleepover to a math and science symposium showcasing student projects, there's plenty to do if you're on the lookout for upcoming science and tech events. Read on for what to look out for, coming up this week in Baltimore.
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2019 Ingenuity Math and Science Symposium
From the event description:
The Ingenuity Project provides a rigorous math, science and research curriculum to 650 middle and high school students in Baltimore City Public Schools at four locations, including Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. The symposium offers a platform for our students to showcase their projects from the mathematics and research curriculum. During the Research Practicum experience, students work with mentors at Baltimore-area colleges, universities and other research institutions to develop independent research projects. They submit their work to national pre-college competitions such as the Regeneron Science Talent Search.
When: Wednesday, May 22, 5-8 p.m.
Where: Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, 1400 W. Cold Spring Lane
Price: Free
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Super Science Sleepover: May the 24th be With You.
From the event description:
Hop into your Landspeeders and head to the Maryland Science Center for a night of family fun in a galaxy far, far away. Embrace your inner Kylo Ren and prepare to join the dark side. Train like a sith to take down the resistance, program an evil First Order droid through a maze, and build your own star destroyer. Children must be age 5 or older, and all children must have an adult in their party.
When: Friday, May 24, 5:30 p.m.- Saturday, May 25, 9 a.m.
Where: Maryland Science Center, 601 Light St.
Price: $40 member, $45 non-member
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Urban Ecology for Community Engagement
From the event description:
Join us as bird ecologist Eric Fishel talks about his research and associated world adventures. Eric is an Open Society Institute Baltimore Community Fellow. His project, Baltimore Foodparks, is looking for innovative ways to engage people with their local ecosystems to improve underserved urban neighborhoods. Can we engage a community through the study of birds? Will it help people to see vacant land in a new way - as potential green space? Eric engages communities through up-close and personal research.
When: Friday, May 24, 7-9 p.m.
Where: Baltimore Underground Science Space, 101 N. Haven St., #105
Price: Free with RSVP
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